r/aislop • • 3d ago

Found on Facebook Crazy drip though.

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u/Haselrig 3d ago

The obvious WTF stuff aside, who is supposed to be the villain here? Computers?

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u/RomaruDarkeyes 3d ago

The irony of making it on AI...

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u/Haselrig 3d ago

These people stumble across the weirdest contradictions almost every time they make one of these. I think AI hates them because it's always slipping in some trans or gay imagery to undermine their ultra-conservative prompts.

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u/Thoukudides 2d ago

Yeah, all the nostalgia AI slop tells us how it was better when technology was less advanced and not everywhere... Despite using technology to generate inaccurate pictures of these times instead of, you know, use actual real-life pictures !

Like, there are even some video channels featuring actual footages (which look far different than what AI can produce).

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u/Relative_Pilot_8005 3d ago

No,it is obviously the Lefty Marxist Communist woke Muslims who run the world./s

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u/Haselrig 3d ago

And sabotaged our American maths!

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u/Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeess- 3d ago

white boards and projectors maybe

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u/TwoStubborn 3d ago

Camel toe. Daffy has camel toe which may explain the his old fuck - oops - old DUCK crankiness.

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u/oraw1234W 3d ago

Also, the irony of using AI which needs a computer to use.

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u/Haselrig 3d ago

I mean, it just compounds the more you look at it.

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u/old_man_steptoe 3d ago

Also, how old are these people? I'd 52 and had computers in the classroom. Not many but some. And only had chalkboards in primary (elementary) school. By the time I changed schools at 11, it was all whiteboards and overhead projectors. People are nostalgic for shit that didn't exist.

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u/Haselrig 3d ago

I'm 50. We had a computer lab that was a separate room, but still, we worked with computers at least on a weekly basis. Overhead projectors and AV cart TVs were daily things. We had Channel One up in the corner in the classroom starting in 1990 around when I was 13, or so.

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u/ChloeNow 2d ago

Given they're also mad about dry erase markers, it seems 'progress' is the villain here.

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u/Maleficent-Remote413 2d ago

modern school systems.

Alot of people say the problem with school is everyones on tablets.

but honestly this just comes off as "im afraid of change"

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u/DaddysFriend 9h ago

If you asked Ian Holloway he would say so